There is a difference between fierce ideology and fierce intellect.
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"Chipotle has this fierce, fierce sense of independence to them," Turner said.
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We had fierce arguments about Vietnam and we had fierce arguments about Iraq.
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We had fierce arguments about Vietnam, and we had fierce arguments about Iraq.
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" – The New York Times "Explosive Playfulness with Focused Attack, Fierce Lament with Equally Fierce Celebration.
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He writes with fierce hope and fierce purpose to persuade the world to pay attention.
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It is also facing fierce, fierce opposition from the Professional Bail Agents of the United States.
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"Our industry must now answer the fierce urgency to play with our fierce urgency for safety," Spencer concludes.
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Much like that fierce storm, this year's bomb cyclone's high tides and fierce winds meant a lot of flooding.
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Office competitions (sanctioned and unsanctioned) can become pretty fierce — as fierce as the battle for the Seven Kingdoms, you might say.
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Mr. Vikharev encountered fierce criticism in Russia from older coaches and critics, who questioned his sources, but younger critics were fierce admirers.
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Teamed with a glittery swipe of blue shadow and sheer berry lips, Nyong'o looked fierce... fierce enough to make a king freeze like an antelope in headlights.
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Kate was a fierce conservative woman during an era when she would have said women were rarely described as conservatives and even more rarely described as fierce.
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These areas often lack water, power and medical services, according to the UN. Fierce resistance Iraqi forces have encountered fierce resistance as they battle their way into Mosul.
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It was selfish — but for me, healthily selfish, a fierce reclamation of authority over my body and mind, and even more fierce: a way of honoring my desire.
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This is a fierce battle — fought by Cadillac, Lincoln.
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Here's the latest: • A fierce fight to the last.
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That counterreaction would be fierce (and particularly fierce in East Asia, I suspect), and it would form a basis for considerable and growing international disagreement on many issues in the coming decade.
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The Saudi response was startlingly fierce, and relations remain strained.
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The competition is fierce: Amazon is particularly aggressive on price.
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Many analysts expect a fierce and litigious struggle for power.
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The competition to fill all of those openings is fierce.
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This profitability has led to fierce competition between cloud providers.
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Meanwhile, the fight to restore net neutrality has been fierce.
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Now, this basic tenet of integration is under fierce attack.
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The requests were met with fierce pushback from career officials.
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And while the weapons aren't real, the competition is fierce.
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Bella Thorne showed some fierce red carpet style in 2016.
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Though she is fierce, she is still a small child.
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However, there is fierce debate over whether glyphosate causes cancer.
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Jourdan Dunn has added a fierce tattoo to her collection.
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The debates over the bill were fierce, and occasionally bizarre.
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It's an approach shaped by fierce competition and early missteps.
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Go deeper: Read more from Modern Healthcare and Fierce Healthcare.
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The Sienese have fierce loyalty to their neighborhoods, or contrade.
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She's engaged in a fierce Democratic primary battle with Sen.
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Bertrand would be baffled at how fierce this competition is.
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Abercrombie launched a inclusive campaign for its signature cologne, Fierce.
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The main challenge ahead: fierce winds gusting in different directions.
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And they've been bothered by management's fierce criticism of Farrow.
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As for me, I've been a fierce critic of yours.
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Throughout the competition, Rahannah established herself as a fierce competitor.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Competition among incredibly bright employees is fierce.
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" As the TV mermaid said, "We are vulnerable and fierce.
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Fierce competition will continue, Jimenez said, predicting further price erosion.
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The media backlash over Park's apparent indiscretions has been fierce.
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I told you to be ready for some fierce competition.
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How I Am... Sasha Fierce ended up on the bottom.
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This is the case with every album except Sasha Fierce.
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That has always made for fierce competition between handset manufacturers.
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Success requires a balance of fierce competitiveness and humble respect.
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Each held beliefs that would provoke fierce debate and disagreement.
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Renowned warriors, they've earned their fierce reputation out of necessity.
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The competition is fierce and the world is moving online.
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But competition from domestic incumbents is fierce, particularly in China.
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Instead she is that little girl again, bright and fierce.
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The issue has sparked fierce debate about privacy and security.
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A Syrian journalist with a voice so fierce and true.
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Claire Stapleton: The dialogue is so constant and so fierce.
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A fierce gunfight between agents and Koresh's armed followers ensued.
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She is a mother lion, fierce, flawed and sexually liberated.
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Cutting tariffs unilaterally would leave some sectors facing fierce competition.
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But that would face fierce resistance and be legislatively difficult.
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Ron Wyden and the fierce Trump critic from California, Rep.
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She was a fierce protector of her friends and family.
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The proposal was reportedly met with fierce opposition in Washington.
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Her birth announcement is going to have some fierce competition.
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Neither did his fierce defenses that won two Super Bowls.
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The competition for engineering talent in Silicon Valley is fierce.
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Welcoming #MerylStreep to our tribe of fierce #BigLittleLies women. pic.twitter.
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Senate Democrats have vowed a fierce fight to block him.
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Oh, there're going to be fierce challenges no matter what.
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To make things worse, fierce competition has made profit elusive.
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The fierce battle reflects the high stakes of Pruitt's nomination.
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Israeli mobile phone carriers have been hit by fierce competition.
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The protests sparked fierce backlash, including by President Donald Trump.
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During an especially fierce skirmish, Chamoun donned a yellow shirt,
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What he did was dangerous and he encountered fierce resistance.
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The move, however, has sparked fierce debate on Capitol Hill.
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There is a fierce, visceral, muscular resolve to stop Trump.
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Elijah Cummings (Md.), taking a fierce stance on the issue.
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When migrants disobey their smugglers, the blowback can be fierce.
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The 2016 hurricane season just shifted from sleepy to fierce.
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"Expect the 'Game of Thrones' to be fierce," he said.
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In a fierce defense of his hometown of Baltimore, Rep.
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She is still talking about how fierce the competition was.
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Honnold's fierce independence is the narrative engine of Free Solo.
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Friday's document dump on Manafort is also generating fierce anticipation.
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Naturally, fierce firecracker Hernandez would seamlessly slip into the roles.
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"Another world premiere," the Fierce Five member captioned the video.
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The competition could get fierce in the dating world, too.
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The competition is fierce, but you have nothing to lose.
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That claim became the subject of fierce questioning from Rep.
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Kemp, a fierce Trump advocate, is now running for governor.
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It must swim confidently and be firm, stern and fierce.
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Fierce winds, hail, rain and the possibility of more tornadoes.
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We're drawn to tales of fierce resistance by oppressed minorities.
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But they're facing fierce resistance from the country's white population.
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This isn't a place for hard feelings or fierce arguments.
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Even then, her transformative policies would surely face fierce resistance.
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Even less is this mild new musical about fierce women.
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Fierce opposition is also coming from south of the border.
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We knew it was going to be a fierce fight.
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And yet I feel a fierce defensiveness for this place.
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Even though we are fierce competitors, we find common ground.
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J. Lo has been serving fierce, bold looks since 1986.
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The bar is high, and the restaurant competition is fierce.
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"Eleni is fierce and nothing if not determined," he said.
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The bidding wars and campaign high jinks can be fierce.
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Fierce Queens will premiere on Quibi's April 6 launch date.
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My drug addiction and alcohol addiction were absolutely fierce then.
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The guy is fierce, and he's not afraid of anyone.
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Washington Black's presence in these pages is fierce and unsettling.
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For some voters, the fierce debates were a welcome change.
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She previously wrote about a fierce investigative journalist in Liberia.
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The political backlash was fierce, and the report was withdrawn.
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Yuriy Lutsenko, a fierce opponent of Ms. Yovanovitch, was fired.
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His remarks Wednesday drew immediate and fierce criticism from Sen.
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He was a fierce advocate for what he believed in.
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Jay Paterno has been a fierce defender of his father.
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On Sunday he launched a fierce attack on California Rep.
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But Amazon faces other challenges in India beyond fierce competition.
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The travel ban also spurred fierce opposition from tech giants.
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The actor was Bryce in the drama "Fierce People" (2005).
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Disney CEO Bob Iger's ears must be burning something fierce!
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He is also a fierce supporter of President Donald Trump.
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The Straussian lineages, and their fierce schisms, are notoriously complex.
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She was fierce, tough — and also a wonderful, loyal friend.
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The fierce reaction has exposed Kurdistan's distinct vulnerabilities and shortcomings.
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Democracy is under fierce attack from abroad and at home.
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Kirk and Turning Point USA's members are fierce culture warriors.
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The resistance was fierce and fanatical, even by ISIS standards.
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On Beauty Feminine and fierce, long may the hairstyle reign.
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Macron's plans for the domestic economy have received fierce opposition.
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She's wild and maternal, loving and fierce, protective, and dangerous.
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The meeting has drawn fierce congressional scrutiny from all sides.
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He added he's very "fierce" about protecting the Second Amendment.
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Rick Scott already locked in a fierce general election battle.
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What is new is footage of him displaying fierce misogyny.
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For me, Celeste is the embodiment of a fierce woman.
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But the backlash to such policy proposals has been fierce.
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But locals tend to develop fierce loyalties to specific establishments.
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Competition this year was fierce among Trump's thousands of lies.
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Miranda Lambert's latest single is predictably both fierce and heartbreaking.
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The pressure on Northam to resign was swift and fierce.
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You can see the competition getting more and more fierce.
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There have been equally fierce battles over his literary remains.
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Her surge provoked scrutiny — and fierce attacks from her rivals.
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Patrick Kelly was a designer who enabled a fierce individuality.
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But Christa retained a fierce psychological grip on her mother.
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Whater, I'm here for it, and they both look fierce.
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When you have the glasses on, you look very fierce.
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The public outcry was fierce, and the legislative response swift.
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Nonetheless, preparing this fierce dish planted the seed in Nguyen.
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First, many are creating clothes that they see as armor or at least protection for the wearer, and they want to imbue them with a certain fierce presence, which usually translates as fierce — i.e.
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Frigid conditions and a fierce snowstorm complicated rescue efforts even further.
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The ideal balance of heartfelt, genuine wisdom, and fierce AF confidence.
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"I didn't expect the backlash to be so fierce," he said.
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"Beautifully Fierce, Force of Nature, this one," he captioned the photo.
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Democrats have a fierce primary battle of their own in Virginia.
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This year's Best Picture category is fierce, with no clear frontrunner.
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Competition in the telecommunication space to move to 5G is fierce.
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But he had fierce competition this year, and it was close!
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But the battle over digital rights to sports games is fierce.
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The confirmation battle on Capitol Hill is expected to be fierce.
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That policy ended a month later after a fierce backlash followed.
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Singer had been a fierce critic of Trump during the election.
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Years of recession and austerity have turned them into fierce critics.
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WATCH: Kylie Jenner Looks Fierce in her First Puma Ad Campaign!
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She was a fierce competitor, but she didn't like show-offs.
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Scientists discovered a wasp whose stinger "looks like a fierce weapon."
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"I have a really fierce loyalty to the show," she said.
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Fierce competition for talent is turbo-charging the trend in Berlin.
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Trump has been a fierce defender of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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First, the division faces less fierce competition than the cars business.
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"And though she be but little, she is fierce," she posted.
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The fighting was fierce, with many Afghan soldiers killed or injured.
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The southern style is slower, gentler, more elegant, though still fierce.
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The reaction on the right to Obergefell was immediate, and fierce.
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Competition is fierce for restaurant real estate all across the country.
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The Turkish government responded with a fierce crackdown on the scholars.
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Look no further than China for evidence of fierce local competition.
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It also highlights fierce competition among luxury car brands in China.
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Assad's regime swiftly drew fierce criticism from abroad over the attacks.
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She is only 16, but she is already a fierce competitor!
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In the fierce battle for talent, we have a winner: Google.
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Such worries have driven fierce U.S. lobbying against the Russian project.
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On the European side, some fierce critics have softened their tone.
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For Fierce, the new lockdowns fall victim to a similar problem.
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This prophesier is fierce, instantly captivating, and surrounded by serpentine dancers.
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Senate Democrats have vowed a fierce fight to block Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Those boots are so fierce, even Nancy Sinatra would be proud.
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About 20,000 homes were destroyed by heavy rains and fierce winds.
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In all of these areas Mr Ramaphosa will face fierce opposition.
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But it's a fierce attitude that really completes the look. 8.
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Despite fierce protests by some white families, the boundaries were redrawn.
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The current rehabilitation of Detroit's downtown is nothing short of fierce.
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Secondly, he said he had demonstrated fierce loyalty to the President.
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But this will be forgotten in the fierce debate to come.
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The poem was fierce and defiant, and I praised her effusively.
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Whether you're single or attached, you may feel some fierce emotions.
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But the rise of index funds has provoked some fierce criticism.
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And, of course, rivals Uber and Grab Taxi pose fierce competition.
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Competition for new organic products has grown fierce for traditional brands.
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The court's decision prompted a fierce reply from its liberal wing.
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On Sunday, House Intelligence Committee chair and fierce Trump critic Rep.
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The competition for top talent today is more fierce than ever.
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Apparently, he has never read Jonah&aposs pretty fierce presidential critic.
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And this is not easy because they are a fierce competitor.
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I just love making them and they make me feel fierce.
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About 10 minutes into the routine, a fierce storm rolled in.
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There is fierce opposition, meanwhile, from influential Muslim elders and teachers.
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While the competition in 2016 was fierce, it remained our favorite.
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It takes a lot of time to become a fierce advocate.
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First, it's about loyalty—the same fierce loyalty he's showed Obama.
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The building is pockmarked by fierce battles fought here last August.
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It has prompted fierce criticism from both Republican and Democratic governors.
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Wearables are no longer an early novelty and competition is fierce.
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TEPCO has attracted fierce criticism for its handling of the disaster.
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Who is willing to learn in the midst of fierce disagreement?
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Within a few days, a fierce red rash covered his body.
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Sweet, lovely Venus enters fierce Fire Aries at 10:52 AM!
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Casper is one of the leading names in this fierce battle.
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Neighbors fed Simba and Lola until the fighting became too fierce.
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Instead, she proved herself a fierce warrior, alongside her brother, Victorio.
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That competition is unlikely to get any less fierce, Olson said.
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Democrats' fierce opposition to Gorsuch doesn't just make them look bad.
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He's also got some competition that happens to be pretty fierce.
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Regardless, Trump's comments have drawn fierce criticism from our closest allies.
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For a fierce, horse-like trot, the models watched Alexander Wang.
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We are fierce fighters, we will never allow that to happen.
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The policy has drawn fierce criticism from Democrats and immigration advocates.
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Morrisey and Jenkins were out early with a fierce primary fight.
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The overall effect is part punk, part glam and undeniably fierce.
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Though the controversy surrounding this topic is fierce, it shouldn't be.
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But both measures have fierce opponents among businesses and Republican lawmakers.
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Dawn Hutchison-Finucan posted this video of fierce rain in Naples.
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But the landmark deal is sure to spark fierce political opposition.
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Leading Democrats warned on Monday of a fierce battle over Obamacare.
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" Ken Hargreaves said: "It is a nickname for a fierce warrior.
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One former ambassador recalls the fierce atmosphere surrounding EU budgetary negotiations.
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Ms. Olds, 73, has been on a fierce late-career run.
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"They are elegant but strong, pretty but fierce," Ms. Hall said.
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Fighting was fierce as they moved toward the city, he recalled.
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In particular, comments on LGBTQ people and Muslims ignited fierce opposition.
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The race has become a fierce battle in its final month.
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It is a warm and generous work, and a fierce one.
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Here are 15 of the most breathtaking photos from "Fierce Beauty."
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Mr. Weaver was the fierce disciplinarian, Mr. Hingle his easygoing rival.
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It's alluring, but she knows he is fierce somewhere deep inside.
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Thunberg partially credits her Asperger's syndrome for her fierce activist nature.
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On the other hand, expansion efforts continue to face fierce opposition.
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He inspired fierce admiration and dislike, sometimes in the same people.
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Competition for one of the four slots will be fierce, though.
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It is set to enter a fierce competition of console makers.
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Erdogan kept up his fierce criticism of the bloc on Sunday.
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Dallas school officials later fired Connally, who was a fierce reformer.
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It was a fierce, beautiful "S," and drawing it was addictive.
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Warrior planet Mars enters fierce Fire sign Aries on January 28.
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Jim not only loved American politics, he was a fierce partisan.
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Fierce competition between Chinese Android OEMs is clearly not letting up.
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There is no such thing as a megaproject without fierce opposition.
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However, some of these efforts have been met with fierce opposition.
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I would describe my drag as artistic, amazing, fierce, and inspirational.
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I also want to show that women can be fierce warriors.
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To paraphrase Shakespeare, Iceland might be small, but Iceland is fierce.
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Political observers expect a fierce match-up between Kirk and Duckworth.
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Roman reprisals against rebellions were fierce, but such revolts were few.
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But it casts only brief, fierce sidelong glances at the past.
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I still remember that moment, the sparkle in her fierce eyes.
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The gathering has been a subject of fierce debate in Charlotte.
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Actions by governments, meanwhile, have been announced intermittently amid fierce debate.
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"There are many injuries because of the fierce bombing," Omar said.
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The temperatures became milder, but the wind just got more fierce.
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Sauvage, like its English cognate, means wild and primitive, fierce, unsociable.
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For example, brown bears and polar bears can be fierce attackers.
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But this position has received fierce backlash from Trump's own party.
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Clinton open to a fierce primary challenge from Senator Bernie Sanders.
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But I soon recognized fierce optimism in nearly everyone I met.
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But there's also something perverse about the fierce blowback he received.
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This shared diagnosis leads to a fierce solidarity among the residents.
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The fierce political backlash forced Mr. Trump to abandon that approach.
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After independence, Mexico named it the Río Bravo, or fierce river.
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DoorDash also faces fierce competitors in Uber Eats, Postmates and Grubhub.
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Their relationship isn't primarily nurturing or caretaking; it's fierce and untrammeled.
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He's become a fierce fighter for our family and our son.
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Fierce and unsparing, the story is an arrow of terminal cruelty.
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Politically, the resistance has been no less fierce, if mostly ineffective.
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Impact your world Though bumblebees be but little, they are fierce.
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But I do recall a fierce love for Roald Dahl's books.
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Kobe was known as a fierce competitor on the basketball court.
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Mugabe is a fierce guardian of her husband and his legacy.
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So it should not be surprising that the competition proved fierce.
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On November 11, a fierce winter storm battered the Upper Midwest.
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Fierce winters are part of what makes the Midwest the Midwest.
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She is fierce and frighteningly smart and does not tolerate fools.
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A fierce critic of worker protections to be secretary of labor!
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Trump also prompted fierce backlash from Democrats — and outspoken critic Sen.
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First, it published a fierce open letter that declared itself unintimidated.
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Even with its deep pockets, Facebook faces fierce competition for talent.
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Jordan, a fierce defender of President Donald Trump, will replace Rep.
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At the taxi stand, John and I shared a fierce hug.
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The threats and rhetoric lobbed by both sides have been fierce.
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The comments sparked fierce criticism from the late congressman's widow, Rep.
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"We are ready to take a fierce revenge against America," Gen.
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"We are ready to take a fierce revenge against America," Gen.
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"I'm always fierce, fabulous and not playing video games," he said.
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"Losing her daughter made her a fierce lion," Ms. Medina said.
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However, the exercises usually draw a fierce response from North Korean.
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The next night the Wildcats drop a fierce game to Page.
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Olivia showed me that you can be both fierce and fragile.
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She stands tall and fierce and looks directly into the camera.
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The plan is sure to face fierce opposition from Wall Street.
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But the safety agency's efforts apparently stalled amid fierce industry protest.
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TweetBoogie is plenty fierce, and her facial emoting is nearly flamencan.
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Speaker Eduardo Cunha, a fierce critic of Rousseff, does not vote.
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The CR-V is a highly mainstream and a fierce competitor.
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But there's fierce debate about when the tipping point will arrive.
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With machinery so grand, competition is fierce and tempers run hot.
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This fierce linebacker played for most of Tagliabue's tenure as commissioner.
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" "There will be a fierce competition for resources on this planet.
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He's all in, firing up loyal supporters and fierce critics alike.
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The first is that enforcement has been less fierce than feared.
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That revelation has prompted a fierce debate about what went wrong.
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Competition remains fierce and original content may help win the fight.
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Live your best life, but embrace the fierce urgency of now?
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But the elusive and fierce animals are seldom available for testing.
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If Mr. Trump does invoke emergency powers, fierce criticism would follow.
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"In New York there's a lot of fierce comments," she said.
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Books of The Times FIERCE KINGDOMBy Gin Phillips275 pages. Viking. $25.
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Clinton and a fierce loyalist, still excoriated Ms. Gillibrand on Twitter.
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Facing fierce opposition, developers are looking to carve up the site.
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You don't get to be that way without that fierce competitiveness.
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"She is a fierce leader and someone I look up to."
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Lake deleted her tweet later that day amid a fierce backlash.
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It's also, however, a chilling nod to his allegedly fierce temper.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJennifer Hudson: Fierce Custody BattleKim Kardashian: Social Justice Activist!
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Despite the fierce tensions with China over Huawei, the tech sector .
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This trend, however, has come under fierce criticism from rights organizations.
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Bob Corker (R-TN), once a fierce Trump critic, told Vox.
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The fierce outcry has taken many other western banks by surprise.
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Still, at least Abbington and Mary got a fierce send-off.
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Garver doesn't hesitate to examine these contradictions in a portrait that doesn't just convey the fierce intellect of Kael's writing, but a time when fierce intellect was something to be celebrated and cherished, rather than scorned.
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Rafsanjani's pragmatic policies of economic liberalisation and better relations with the West attracted fierce supporters and equally fierce critics during his life, but his funeral brought both sides together in a show of solidarity and unity.
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Sherrod Brown, a senator from Ohio who is a fierce opponent of global trade deals, and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, a fierce critic of the banking industry, have both been named as possible vice president picks.
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Brazil and neighboring Argentina have a long-standing and fierce sporting rivalry.
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Yet the arrangement ignited fierce criticism online and from some advocacy groups.
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Fortunately for Ora, the cycle 23 judging panel is fierce, times three.
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It's been a fierce campaign, with fighting taking place street by street.
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The latest, much-anticipated installment involves a seriously fierce collaboration with Nike.
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The series has sparked fierce online debate since its debut on Dec.
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He was killed after a fierce gun battle with four police officers.
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I wasn't that fierce, strong, happy Rasheeda that I used to be.
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Spicer's comments from the podium triggered fierce denunciations from many British officials.
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And competition for game subscription and streaming dollars is getting more fierce.
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" Malphurs surmised that the fierce fish "was very unhappy about being caught.
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The competition is fierce, but Chicago is at least in the running.
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The challenge has kept the competition fierce between FedEx and competitor UPS.
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The backlash, now infamous but perhaps too familiar even today, was fierce.
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But Trump's black outreach often came under fierce criticism during the campaign.
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The Special Operations team ran into unexpected opposition and a fierce firefight.
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You know the battle will be even more fierce, exciting and epic.
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He's a fierce fighter and wary, to say the least, of Iran.
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As Minaj joins the fun, the two make for a fierce duo.
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For the first live show, we are dancing a sexy, fierce tango.
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But reality sets in as the competition for the Gold is fierce.
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The Fierce Five member also hung out with Moondog, the team's mascot.
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Just how fierce the clash over the presidency will be seems clear.
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She sought out the best in everyone and she loved people fierce.
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When she's savaging someone, her jaw moves forward in a fierce underbite.
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The first was his fierce commitment to the sanctity of the individual.
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It brought together fierce rivals like Google and Amazon, Facebook and Twitter.
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Such spending is the subject of fierce political debate, and understandably so.
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The competition was fierce, and narrowing the field was no easy task.
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In a fierce democracy, the lamest ducks may also be the bravest.
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The Fierce Five might need to make room for a sixth member.
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In the past, the two have been close friends and fierce rivals.
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"That's a dumb name for how fierce I'm being," he shoots back.
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The music streaming space affords very thin margins, and competition is fierce.
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Docile with humans, they are fierce defenders of territory and their young.
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And bitcoin is still prompting fierce debate over its future and viability.
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His efforts failed, but won him fierce loyalty among anti-abortion activists.
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And Ciara, LaLa, and Rowland look fierce AF in their '50s garb.
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LePage, a fierce Obamacare critic, is promising to again block Medicaid expansion.
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And the fierce debate at Princeton even reverberated on the campaign trail.
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My mom was a fierce advocate for all types of disenfranchised people.
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THE race to bring driverless cars to market is fierce and crowded.
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Cover all of Las Vegas in Google Assistant ads for CES fierce?
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Despite such self-indulgences, however, competition between the two firms is fierce.
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She has invested in companies, particularly women-led startups, through Fierce Capital.
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Competition among companies to grab pole position in the space is fierce.
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How they spread from there is still the subject of fierce debate.
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For too long, we have stalled on these fierce and urgent issues.
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O). Still, it faces fierce competition for talent from Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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In part because of her fierce primary season battle against Vermont Sen.
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In October he won a fierce libel suit against another media outlet.
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Bemused by this fierce little lawyer, the men would shake their heads.
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In the ensuing years, the Shepards have kept up their fierce advocacy.
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The fires came just weeks after a series of fierce winter storms.
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They also came just weeks after a series of fierce winter storms.
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The one who has remained a fierce, vocal advocate for climate action.
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Williams even praised Bey for her fierce pregnancy style at the event.
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Hewitt's fierce on-court demeanour proved polarizing for opponents and fans alike.
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As the cost of entry has collapsed, competition has grown more fierce.
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The remarks have sparked fierce backlash and questions about their racist undertones.
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Barked commands, fierce glares and preposterously high kicks all signal violent intent.
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After a morning of incredibly fierce competition, we now have a winner.
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Little wonder Mr Altmaier's proposals have caused a fierce backlash at home.
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They can try to hold out and survive the fierce fighting ahead.
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Sometimes it's a fierce overprotectiveness of your baby sister, similar to Earnestine's.
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Kate Hudson gushes about Demi Lovato as they partner up: 'She's fierce!
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The competition has been incredibly fierce, but we now have a winner.
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It's the vulnerability and fragility one minute and fierce passion another minute.
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They never forget a slight, and when angered grow fierce and implacable.
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By the time it's on sale, though, the competition will be fierce.
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COMPETITION between Uber and the taxi industry tends to be fierce everywhere.
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Soft velvet exterior and fierce throw pillows -- now that's a love seat!
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It was a remarkable moment for Clinton -- fierce, unapologetic and even sarcastic.
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A humble hat tip to our favorite stories from our fierce competitors.
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Kastner tells PEOPLE Todd "is a fierce competitor" who's passionate about snowmobiling.
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She is a devout Christian—but also a fierce LGBTQ supporter now.
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Fair elections, depicted as a fierce lion, was coming at him, too.
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Zuckerberg's blasé response triggered a fierce debate inside the social media giant.
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We also share a fierce commitment to letting all voices be heard.
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The Obama administration has been under fierce pressure to substantiate its claims.
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Helping a fierce lady get where she's going without making a fuss?
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The Moon is in fierce Aries, and you're feeling pretty unstoppable today.
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Lighthizer wasn't just a fierce advocate for his clients in the courtroom.
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"He's not a fierce partisan," the Maine senator told CNN in January.
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Competition is fierce, with new entrants challenging food retailers at all levels.
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You are a fierce advocate for early language acquisition among Deaf children.
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Its members are known for their violent methods and fierce gang loyalty.
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Instead, it turned into a fierce debate on what is truly Italian.
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Badu gives zero fucks in this picture, yet she still looks fierce.
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Fierce clashes were continuing, Bali said in a text message to Reuters.
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Uber has been engaged in a fierce price war with Lyft Inc.
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Everyone having these fierce debates about feminism that just really confused me.
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After three days of incredibly fierce competition, we now have a winner.
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Stewart, on the other hand, has been a fierce supporter of Trump.
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I Am... Sasha Fierce was defeated by Taylor Swift's Fearless in 2010.
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On November 8, an unimaginably fierce firestorm broke out in Northern California.
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Beakley's granddaughter, Webby Vanderquack, resident adventurer and the triplet's newfound fierce friend.
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The trial itself has attracted fierce criticism from national and international observers.
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And it's a fierce and mighty ocean, so it's mostly for watching.
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Part of this is due to the fierce price war with Lyft.
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Given this, perhaps there's a more sinister reason for Trump's fierce loyalty.
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Iran has long been a fierce proponent of a future Palestinian state.
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Her fierce delivery of "O God that I were a man!" scorches.
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That's not to say I don't love a fierce argument – I do.
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Iraqi forces expect a fierce battle against Islamic State to retake Mosul.
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She's also a fierce critic of President Trump, calling for his impeachment.
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Some senior executives say the fierce competition between brands is nothing unusual.
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Aries is a warm Fire sign, equally fierce as it is innocent.
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The House later stripped out that provision following fierce objections from conservatives.
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Pacelle and Gagliano will no doubt face fierce opposition from within racing.
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Simbine is aware of the fierce competition he faces, particularly from Americans.
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The wind was so fierce, it blew Jordan Spieth's Masters crown askew.
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Let us appreciate that today's fight is fierce and only getting fiercer.
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So I feel like I know these strong, independent and fierce women.
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He hosted fierce debates at the table, and started a book group.
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The incident inspired national protests and fierce debate over criminal justice reform.
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As a reporter, Smith had a fierce tenacity and solid work ethic.
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But the House bill has received fierce pushback from Senate Democrats. Sen.
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Investors are pouring money into private markets and competition is already fierce.
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Rates had stagnated or slipped in past years because of fierce competition.
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They are also fierce competitors, known to assess rivals on Vanderbilt Avenue.
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In the past Murphy has been a fierce critic of the president.
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Senate Democrats and Republicans are in a fierce battle over the majority.
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It's a fierce battle in the midfield, but we are performing well.
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I've got more here on the fierce partisan debate over her confirmation.
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The stakes are high, and the competition for LSA contracts is fierce.
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Tifa Lockhart, Cloud's childhood friend, beats down enemies with fierce martial arts.
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"Fierce Beauty" is available now, with dozens more dazzling photos to see.
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Fierce clashes ensued, with police using flash grenades and arresting 68 people.
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Though they may look fierce, snow leopards aren't known to attack humans.
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Vigorous and even fierce debate has always been part of the process.
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Galarian Linoone's fierce attitude and aggression make it popular with angsty teens.
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Trump said Israel's findings validate his fierce criticism of the nuclear deal.
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Fierce old history bedeviled Europe after Luther as it had before him.
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Also, be prepared for her to be playing a fierce female character.
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And it appears that the fierce competitor is coming back for more.
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Emmanuelle Chriqui gives update on Jenna Dewan's split: "She's fierce and strong"
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There was also fierce criticism of the press by the Trump campaign.
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In 1980, President Jimmy Carter faced a fierce primary from then-Sen.
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We are fierce, and therefore, we will be feared -- Beyoncé knows this.
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That idea is sure to run into fierce resistance on Capitol Hill.
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The former first lady was a fierce guardian of her husband's image.
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On social media, McMullin is a fierce advocate for Middle Eastern refugees.
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Still, their music ignites a fierce nostalgia in me when it plays.
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Feel the rough around its edges, its fierce smack in your face.
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With only three free tables for each pavilion, the competition is fierce.
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A lot of people view her Sasha Fierce persona as Illuminati-inspired.
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A fierce but unrequited attraction could explode into a delicious chemistry experiment.
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Ah, Catalunya—home of wondrous hams, delightful cheeses, and fierce nationalist pride.
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Her music is fierce and forward-thinking and completely full of life.
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Walters' decision was met with fierce criticism from both journalists and fans.
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But they all do it in the most fierce Yeezy way possible.
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O). Still, it faces fierce competition for talent from Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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Freddy: Shodan is okay, Fierce is another good one for mapping infrastructure.
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Facebook has stepped up its policing measures only after fierce public outcry.
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It's also a fierce rival of Feyenoord, which means more derbies. Kampioen!
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See what Bergman has to say about her fierce tour style ahead.
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He was a shrewd businessman, fierce imperialist, skilled negotiator, and fearless explorer.
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Biden's opposition to something resembling single-payer hasn't always been so fierce.
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And while M.B.S. is a creative reformer, he has a fierce temper.
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The legal battle is one piece of a fierce debate in Washington.
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Trump has championed a fierce anti-free-trade agenda along the trail.
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The government's move on Monday to bring in trucks sparked fierce opposition.
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Ms. Merkel faced an uprising, with fierce opposition from Poland and Hungary.
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Both lawyers are well-regarded in the legal community and fierce advocates.
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Miltenberg is a fierce litigator who has handled many Title IX cases.
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The video of Ms. Headley's arrest drew fierce criticism on social media.
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Yes, there is a fierce fight between Mr. Netanyahu and his opponents.
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But abandoning the strategy has drawn a fierce backlash from the left.
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Judge Rosemarie Aquilina emerged as an unusually fierce advocate for the victims.
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The old lion showed that he can still make a fierce wildcat.
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Now it's on the front lines of America's fierce debate over immigration.
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Here's what you need to know: • A fierce fight to the last.
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They were in a villa in Australia when a fierce argument erupted.
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But the advisory board faced fierce bipartisan opposition and was never created.
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Even fierce space program critics like Leonard Bernstein were struck by it.
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Such an agreement is likely to face fierce resistance on Capitol Hill.
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And once she got past that maddeningly vague start, she was fierce.
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She missed the intensity of war, and the fierce friendships it forged.
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But the sun in Peru is fierce, no matter the cloud cover.
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They've promised a fierce fight to defend the River of the West.
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However, he expects there will still be a fierce community of critics.
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I had heard this long, fierce piece before, but not like this.
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"It was horrible, fierce," he said of the brutal standoff, "but glorious."
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T-Mobile isn't letting 420 mellow its fierce marketing war with Verizon.
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Amid falling ash and fierce winds, they set up their mobile lab.
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Take it from a Disneyland fan: we are fierce in our devotion.
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Mr. Pruitt was a fierce critic of its mission under Mr. Obama.
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And it can turn into fierce competitive battles that'll wipe out earnings.
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The speech triggered fierce debate and a disavowal by the festival's organizers.
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Mr. McConnell shrugged off fierce criticism that he had overseen a sham.
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His scream, smile, and laugh are contagious and his style is fierce.
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After three days of fierce competition, we now have a Battlefield champion.
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A fierce rules fight and opening arguments will get started on Tuesday.
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But it also shows fierce loyalty and love on your part, Brandon.
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Already they have been met with fierce criticism by public health researchers.
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Already they have been met with fierce criticism by public health researchers.
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Competition for older network shows has become fierce in the streaming era.
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What the third qualification means has become a subject of fierce debate.
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None of these firms are confident inflation will make a fierce comeback.
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I wanted to be something as fierce and inhuman as a goshawk.
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Though known as fierce fighters, the Kurds lack armour or air power.
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That group, with Alhadeff's fierce encouragement, began to produce increasingly sophisticated work.
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Franks is best known in Congress for his fierce opposition to abortion.
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The changes, first reported by website Fierce Biotech, were confirmed by Novartis.
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On the first point: Roman politics involved fierce competition among ambitious men.
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It was a fierce repudiation of Corbyn's radical plan to remake Britain.
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For nearly two decades, Wangechi Mutu has been fierce in two dimensions.
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He has delivered plenty of big hits, fierce punches and timely goals.
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McCain has been a particularly fierce critic of Trump's posture toward Moscow.
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N) have been locked in a fierce battle against Amazon Inc (AMZN.
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The consensus among conservatives in Washington to accomplishing tax reform is fierce.
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New York (CNN Business)Competition in the online mattress business is fierce.
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Teva is working on a comeback amid price erosion and fierce competition.
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The national debate, conducted through Congress, has been full, fair, and fierce.
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An important reason is that in the ideological domain, competition is fierce!
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She was fierce, charismatic and curvy; I would call her normal size.
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But the measure met with fierce opposition from some conservatives — including Sens.
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"It's going to provoke, I know, a fierce debate," Mr. Sanders said.
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The fierce fighting has left much of the city in complete ruin.
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It's why he was a fierce advocate for granting engineers creative freedom.
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I am humbled to fight alongside such a fierce advocate for justice.
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Competition is fierce and winning is measured in a matter of milliseconds.
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Gunshots echoed through downtown Dallas for several minutes during the fierce battle.
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Ted Cruz, are facing fierce (and pricey) contests all over the country.
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Albeit much smaller than China, India lacks China's fierce homegrown tech competitors.
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John Shearer/Getty (2) Taraji P. Henson's white column gown is elegant and simple left solo, but leave it to Henson to put her fierce, sexy, "Cookie"-inspired spin to it with some fierce red carpeting train-posing.
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But at school, at the movies and at church there are fierce human-animals roaming and hunting, and everyone tells us that we had better learn how to run, how to hide or how to make ourselves fierce.
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"In the darkest days of conflict, when hope was in short supply, Seamus represented the fierce thirst for justice... Ireland has lost one of its most fierce champions for justice, equality and peace," SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said.
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On these matters and others, every Democratic candidate stands united with a fierce will to win and a fierce desire to avoid the great dangers and generational disasters that will follow a victory by Trump and his GOP allies.
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If Westeros and Westworld can embrace bold, fierce women, why can't we all?
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In the immediate term, the President-elect's comments drew fierce rebukes from lawmakers.
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In Silicon Valley the competition to hire in-demand talent is particularly fierce.
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The competition will be as fierce as ever this season on the show.
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The protests triggered fierce debates across the country, and criticism from President Trump.
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The writer was fierce, relentless and respected by most people in her industry.
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Thirty (2012) was ensnared in a fierce debate about whether the movie condoned
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Monsanto. It's hard to even say the name without triggering a fierce reaction.
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John Kasich, a fierce rival of Trump's from the primary, attended the ceremony.
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Competition in robo-advice is fierce, as established asset managers have muscled in.
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Senita Athletics snagged two top spots for its Pocket Capris and Fierce Capris.
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Needless to say, however, these creatures were not swift of foot or fierce.
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She's honest and fierce and very protective and supportive to an incredible extent.
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Her determination and fierce work ethic lead pushed her to break sales records.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
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The two center-right parties are fierce rivals but disagree little on policy.
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There's a fierce urgency to every scene, even with the usual flashback structure.
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Of course, her newly-shaved head made the haltered look even more fierce.
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But beware of the daiquiri crash—it's fierce and demands a long nap.
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Ahead, check out the Fierce KRM campaign in full and shop the sneakers.
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So it's not surprising that there is some fierce opposition to this idea.
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Aly Raisman was the captain of the "fierce five" in London in 2012.
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Iraqi security forces are engaged in fierce, house-to-house fighting in Mosul.
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Ruffled clothing is pretty and feminine and in this bold red hue – fierce.
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Where Daenerys is fierce and tempestuous, the actress's friends describe her as goofy.
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But it triggered fierce blowback from farm and industry groups across the country.
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Fierce Santa Ana winds could last through Thursday, the National Weather Service said.
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This shift in demographics makes a competitive Democratic primary season even more fierce.
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India is an incredibly fierce battleground right now for hardware and software companies.
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He was a fierce competitor, and I was nothing but nice to him.
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Clinton's total loyalty to Mr. Obama after losing her fierce campaign against him.
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But this, friends, is what "off-duty Sasha Fierce in action" looks like.
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Applying to compete in the Battlefield is easy, but the competition is fierce.
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With a bride as stunning and fierce as Markle, we'd be nervous too!
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The fierce Twitter debate was fueled by reptile and amphibian expert David Steen.
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The competition was very fierce for the third edition of our Hardware Battlefield.
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Now it is the Democrats who are struggling through some fierce internecine divisions.
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Microsoft's previous walled garden approach to the store generated fierce criticism from Sweeney.
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But Dhammakaya has fierce opponents both within the Buddhist establishment and outside it.
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Google's legal battle with the EU over antitrust fines has just gotten fierce.
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Europe and California have introduced fierce consumer privacy laws with costly violation penalties.
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But it's been a fierce campaign, with fighting taking place street by street.
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But competition in the spice trade, Conover explained, was fierce at the time.
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So there's a fierce tug of war here, and the outcome is uncertain.
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It's a fierce, primal energy born of wanting to prove your doubters wrong.
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Throughout her time in Congress, Slaughter was a fierce advocate for women's rights.
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Bytedance is, in fact, locked in a fierce rivalry with Tencent, in particular.
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In other words, a look so fierce a girl can't help but twerk.
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Most obviously, I Am… Sasha Fierce works because it's still a Beyoncé album.
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Okay, right now we're imagining the pair trading increasingly fierce digs via text.
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Matter's fierce intelligence, opinions, and sophistication were certainly as valued as her beauty.
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CHINA PUSH The fierce outcry has taken many other western banks by surprise.
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Gulen and Erdogan: fierce adversaries The rivalry seen today has not always existed.
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It would also precipitate a genuine constitutional crisis and a fierce court battle.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licenses earlier this year.
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The competition was very fierce for the fourth edition of our Hardware Battlefield.
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Fierce partisan scraps can bring other benefits, argues Philip Rocco of Marquette University.
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Trashed: Houseparty This one will be a particularly fierce battle to watch unfold.
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Kelly Ayotte is locked in a fierce re-election battle against Democratic Gov.
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The airstrikes and the rising death toll received fierce criticism from Western powers.
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A surge of confidence came over me — I had found my Sasha Fierce.
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"Competition has never been so fierce," One Click Retail wrote in the report.
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Kendall Jenner's style game is about to get a lot more (Sasha) fierce.
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What's not to love about a fierce, stiletto mani on the red carpet?
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial center rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
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I take solace in knowing that I looked fierce walking to the chopper!
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"The clashes were not very fierce but there is resistance," the commander said.
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She's a fierce lady and one of my favorite people on the planet.
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The League's first choice was a fierce foe of the euro, Paolo Savona.
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It is easy to see why competition for the post would be fierce.
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Government-led efforts to directly control those costs run into fierce industry opposition.
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And it could easily give Apple's limited 3D Touch functionality some fierce competition.
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Your mind sharpens when the Moon enters fierce Fire sign Aries this evening.
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How about "don't dare utter our competitor's name in your voice app" fierce?
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The sudden exposure of sexual wrongdoing in high places has prompted fierce debate.
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In the title role, the powerhouse Soledad Barrio is both fierce and fragile.
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As Pope Benedict, Hopkins is fierce, growling, pitiful, and disgraceful all at once.
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Some members of his transition team are fierce opponents of the normalisation policy.
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But also left intact are many parts that have attracted fierce domestic opposition.
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It's a neighborhood with a storied history of fierce, principled resistance to gentrification.
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And with fierce Mars in the frame, people will not be holding back.
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Even so, fierce exchanges in Indian social media have greeted every new study.
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College football's fierce rivalries are starting to trickle down to the school mascots.
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"Murphy is a fierce mom, and she is a competitive mom," Bergen said.
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Hong Kong, Singapore's fierce financial centre rival, began issuing licences earlier this year.
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"Any time you have limited data, the arguments get really fierce," she said.
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The debate was surprisingly fierce and fiery, especially about something so seemingly inconsequential.
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Competition among its main rivals, Pizza Hut and Papa John's (PZZA), is fierce.
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THE FIGHT FOR YEMEN&aposS CAPITAL FUELED BY DRUGS, WITCHCRAFT AND FIERCE FIRE
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Fierce and pointed, Yang's "How To Eat PB&J" was a hilarious clapback.
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Mr. Wallace is probably best remembered for his fierce opposition to racial integration.
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She felt a fierce connection to the classic of teen angst and alienation.
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Second, that opposition, which initially seemed so fierce, quickly diminished to almost nothing.
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A fierce debate is raging in the United States over gun control regulations.
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The idea that transgender troops are less "deployable" has met with fierce resistance.
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The Moon's in fierce fighter Aries, where it's encouraging you to feel strong.
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In 2010, her album I Am... Sasha Fierce lost to Taylor Swift's Fearless.
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Democrats and Republicans are in a fierce battle over next year's Senate majority.
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The Republican congressman has for years been a fierce opponent of President Obama.
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"We face fierce competition for the products and services we offer," Perault added.
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The former secretary of state fended off a fierce challenge from Vermont Sen.
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The account, which had about 760,000 followers, eventually garnered a fierce critical backlash.
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It's us who must become worthy of his fierce loyalty and thicc bod.
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It was replete with a fan, a fierce hair toss...the whole nine.
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The losses were a result of fierce competition from a foreign rival — Uber.
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Kikanbou, spicy miso in Kanda This spot is fierce, from concept to bowl.
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There is some fierce competition between the major players in the mattress business.
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MORE's 85033 order stirred fierce debate in the House last year when Rep.
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In "The Jabberwocky," the Bandersnatch is described as "frumious" — or ferocious and fierce.
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The SDF warned on Thursday of a "big possibility of open, fierce confrontation".
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Both teams play in the Southern conference, and unsurprisingly share a fierce rivalry.
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Ted Lieu (D-California), a fierce administration critic, told me in an email.
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Johnson is a political showman whose light-hearted wit masks a fierce ambition.
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Yet IPAB and most other cost-containment efforts encounter fierce bipartisan congressional resistance.
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Youku is in a fierce race with iQiyi and Tencent's video streaming site.
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Check out the clip — and Graham's fierce head-to-toe animal print — below.
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A rebel source said Fateh al-Sham launched fierce new attacks on Friday.
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While fierce competitors on-track, the racing family has a bond that's unbreakable.
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After fierce bickering behind the scenes, no joint communiqué was issued—a first.
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Team Valor appeals to my inner warrior with its fierce-looking red mascot.
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His name was Kivie Kaplan, and he was a fierce activist and advocate.
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The cable industry has been a fierce opponent of the net neutrality rules.
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Anticipation of the new 2365 store has generated a fierce round of rumors.
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As a lawyer and politician, Mr. Seselj became known for his fierce intelligence.
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Competition for permits to play on public fields has never been more fierce.
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The administration's announcement sparked a fierce backlash from civil rights groups and Democrats.
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Jo Swinson, the Lib Dem leader, is a fierce critic of Mr Corbyn.
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Rapid developments in streaming services have led to fierce competition in recent years.
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It could also make existing institutions obsolete, including governments, and raise fierce opposition.
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Under the merger, this fierce four-way struggle for customers would radically change.
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Warren, a fierce defender of the agency, pointed out the provision on Twitter.
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But she's facing fierce political headwinds at home and in the European Union.
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Fierce debate is raging around the impact that automation could have on jobs.
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Both of them pursue these physical activities with fierce and single-minded passion.
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California has emerged as a fierce opponent of the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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A fierce argument broke out when some of the men proposed arming themselves.
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Westminster community, which finds itself in the midst of a fierce debate about
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We're fierce competitors, too, and we want to maintain our No. 1 standing.
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Brazile acknowledges fierce blowback but says she is at peace with her decision.
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Roger Federer remains a fierce competitor at the highest echelons of world tennis.
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The dilapidated lodge stood partly submerged, victim to the season's unusually fierce flooding.
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Jenni Fagan, the fierce and cleareyed Scottish writer, will have none of that.
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Needless to say, the plan has engendered fierce opposition from residents and politicians.
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"Fierce Beauty" was released on November 11, and it is Meola's seventh book.
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It was a wolf's head made of gold, tiny but unmistakably fierce. What?
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Billionaires are not only fierce in the boardroom, they also push themselves physically.
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She's a fierce advocate for her beliefs but values data above personal conviction.
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But the system is still too opaque, and resistance to regulation remains fierce.
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A fierce blue guardian deity and a red one flank the main entrance.
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Clinton's experience as first lady of Arkansas had prepared her for fierce opposition.
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The protests in this province have been especially fierce in the past week.
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But Samone-Loreca survived, and turned her fierce compassion for others into activism.
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Only Nicki can duct tape her nipples with crosses and look this fierce.
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"She died instantly," René says, the fierce wind visibly blowing across his face.
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When people approach the piece from a close distance, it appears very fierce.
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When you have a boating accident, you are surrounded by a fierce element.
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The first season of Killing Eve, BBC America's fierce and funny spy-vs.
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The lobbying effort by the newspaper industry to reverse the tariffs was fierce.
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He is confident to the point of autism, skilled and athletic and fierce.
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But officials are also battling fierce skepticism among ordinary Egyptians about their efforts.
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But I also expected a fierce pushback from the senators on that committee.
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They were fuzzy, but fierce, already more independent than dog puppies their age.
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By the end of the interview, I am impressed by her fierce intelligence.
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This thrilling testament to the human spirit had, for me, a fierce resonance.
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You don't doubt her fierce brilliance when she's debating policy with Bernie Sanders.
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And you have to be fierce while being empathetic, which is pretty tricky.
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His ruthlessness and fierce rhetoric should not be confused with irrationality, they explained.
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She is fierce about the subject of women, and women's sports, in Brazil.
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And yes, it gets whiny just when you want it to get fierce.
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Candlewick Press postponed the young adult novel "When We Was Fierce," by e.
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The blitz is fierce and well timed, slamming the quarterback to the ground.
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Bringing him aboard means ESPN is hiring its most prominent and fierce competitor.
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All eyes are now on the fierce four: Daenerys, Cersei, Sansa and Arya.
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That flare-up was accompanied by a fierce propaganda war on social media.
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"The Light Brigade" is passionately brutal, fierce and furious in voice and pace.
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In some states, attempts to raise gun fees have met with fierce opposition.
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Then Bird got to the dugout and gave Judge a fierce chest bump.
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Despite these setbacks, the group continues to be a fierce and nimble foe.
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Advertising The online vitamin and supplement marketplace is fierce, star-studded and murky.
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If a Democrat is in the White House, Republicans become fierce deficit hawks.
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"We are fierce and cannot be deviated by man," the Eumenides remind him.
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I have a feeling you are gonna be strong, fierce, [compassionate], and caring.
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It led to an immediate and fierce backlash from studios and performers alike.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is a fierce critic of solitary confinement.
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What I didn't anticipate were the fierce cravings that struck at all hours.
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She projected a leader board that ranked the pairs, igniting a fierce competition.
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The grandmother, Lucy Ferguson, had long been a fierce champion of the island.
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Mr. Nadjari was a by-the-books prosecutor and a fierce cross-examiner.
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The fierce competition for political news online has claimed a once-promising newcomer.
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Fierce sandstorms from the Sahara have blanketed the islands and have closed airports.
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"The stare could be fierce," said Wynette Jameson, a longtime friend and colleague.
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But who could have guessed how fierce it is, the longing to belong.
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Unemployment in the US is historically low, and competition for workers is fierce.
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I complete the look with some light makeup and a fierce red lip.
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In that fierce little feliform, a parable of my own people's epic struggles.
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The actions are certain to reignite the fierce national debates over the projects.
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The president defended the F.B.I., which has come under fierce criticism from Mrs.
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The National Weather Service predicts that winds on Thursday could be that fierce.
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Al Francis Bichara said fierce winds had caused more damage than the rain.
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And he's far from the only technology industry leader facing a fierce attack.
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It leapt and burned, unthinkably fierce and bright, something absurdly like a word.
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Iran and Israel have been fierce regional enemies since the 1979 Iranian revolution.
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Gray, 62, said that he expects a fierce battle over the coming year.
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Over all, the Court has reflected the fierce partisan divisions in the country.
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Michelle's fierce intelligence, sharp wit, and beautiful soul comes through on every page.
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Far from being a fierce fashionista, Ms. Palermo can be a little dorky.
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Tehran called the strikes "fierce revenge" for last week's killing of Maj. Gen.
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Stone makes felony look fierce as he is seen outside of the courthouse.
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The company faces fierce competition from upstarts such as PagSeguro Digital and StoneCo.
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In Seongju, fierce protests by local villagers and activists arose quickly on Wednesday.
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Oklahoma's public schools are at the center of a fierce battle over funding.
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Schultz credits his success with Starbucks to his fierce determination and unwavering persistence.
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The system will be fast but fierce before moving out by Monday afternoon.
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Fierce competition is prompting firms to take unusual steps to bolster their profiles.
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That same day, England's main opposition parties faced a battering almost as fierce.
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That leads to fierce rivalry, with restaurants trying to offer ever bigger menus.
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Her case led to a fierce debate about when self-defense is justified.
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That drew fierce resistance from the Herero, traditional cattle herders, and the Nama.
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But Pai's moves have also drawn fierce criticism from Democrats and consumer activists.
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After menopause, Steinke anticipates returning to the fierce young girl she once was.
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There is now a fierce battle for electric vehicle market share in China.
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It promises to be fierce and electric, as virtually all their meetings are.
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As voter support for a public option has strengthened, industry opposition remains fierce.
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The Starr report Starr's report and the impeachment proceedings triggered a fierce debate.
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Meituan-Dianping would find it easier to float if competition was less fierce.
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Neymar scored, his second goal in three minutes, after a fierce free kick.
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Waters has been a fierce and vocal critical of Trump's rhetoric and policies.
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Those tweets came amid fierce backlash against the administration for loosening the restriction.
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In times of oppression freedom is also a fierce act of the imagination.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and fierce critic of the Kim regime.
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Small, fierce and forever in a strand of pearls — real ones, naturally — Mrs.
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Mama D'Leau in the oral tradition was huge and hideous, fierce and unstoppable.
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Mama D'Leau in the oral tradition was huge and hideous, fierce and unstoppable.
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"Fierce Kingdom" is a portrait of a mind at work under macabre duress.
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" Lincoln's mind also happens to be my one midsize complaint about "Fierce Kingdom.
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Now the fierce struggle to shape Venezuela is entering a new, uncertain phase.
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They are the world's last subsistence whalers, and as fishermen they are fierce.
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Days after it was posted, the video remains a topic of fierce debate.
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After all, a heroine as fierce and funny as Katherine deserves nothing less.
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Silicon Valley has faced fierce criticism over disinformation, privacy breaches and political bias.
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The two Koreas have been fierce rivals since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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If a new fierce storm blows through Puerto Rico, the darkness could return.
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But despite the recent success, the potentially life-saving technologies face fierce opposition.
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The energy is fierce this evening—avoid arguments, but enjoy the fiery vibe!
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But for me, they'll never be as compelling as the story of Jimmy and Chuck, two brothers bound together in fierce love and fierce hate, strapped to the same shark, not quite realizing it's dead, plunging into the abyss together.
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She was a fierce competitor in a primary people take shots at each other.
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These forces, nominally aligned with the UN-backed government in Tripoli, faced fierce resistance.
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That approach remained a matter of fierce debate in the post-9/11 era.
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Competition can be fierce because more people generally apply for tickets than are available.
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Competition in the sparking water market has grown fierce over the past couple years.
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Conservative Republicans have emerged among the most fierce critics of leadership's health care bill.
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That's how fierce white resistance was to black and brown kids in white schools.
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It has on many occasions generated fierce backlash when it hasn't been taken seriously.
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I have a literal fierce little baby staff now of all really important women!
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They faced fierce resistance, and have not sought to any major advance since then.
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She was fierce & feisty in support of her family & friends, her country & her causes.
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King spoke of the "fierce urgency of now" in opposing war, materialism and racism.
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But Dyson's announcement still generated some fierce backlash amid the raging debate over Brexit.
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Her fierce opposition to Trump's immigration policies resonated with the state's large Latino electorate.
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Corbyn has endured fierce criticism over the handling of anti-Semitism within his party.
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His quiet, fierce determination was a daily reminder that paralysis never damaged his soul.
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Exactly what that response will entail, however, is now a matter of fierce speculation.
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The cover will feature Hadid and Victoria's Secret Angel Taylor Hill looking unbelievably fierce.
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It was an election marked by fierce disagreement over domestic economic and social policies.
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Their fierce loyalty and devotion was the real magic behind Once Upon a Time.
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Yet his apparent fierce loyalty to President Trump continues to override his better judgement.
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The game featured everything expected from two fierce sporting rivals with legitimate basketball pedigrees.
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At the time, the bill faced fierce opposition even among Democratic senators, including Sen.
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Apple, its fierce competitor, has fallen to fourth place, trailing both Microsoft and Alphabet.
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That's made those House Republicans, in turn, fierce opponents of ending the deduction. Rep.
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"Like me, my daughter bonds in a fierce and all-consuming way," she wrote.
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It keeps step with Sand's wandering heroines, her radical utopias and fierce intellectual independence.
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Trump's initial announcement was met with fierce opposition from the vaping industry and conservatives.
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These moves have provoked fierce criticism from Democrats and studied silence from most Republicans.
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Such jingoism was predictable, given the fierce competition for ratings among India's news groups.
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Sure enough, a few minutes later it was there, tying up traffic something fierce.
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Fashion is akin to sports in the fierce attachment it inspires in its devotees.
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The region experiences lots of sudden, fierce squalls and is surrounded by rocky shores.
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Hernandez is also known as a fierce critic of Santos and Colombia's peace process.
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In January 2019, he came out as a fierce supporter of Trump's border wall.
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Last night, developer Victoria Fierce had some harsh words for Vice President Mike Pence.
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Microsoft's previous walled garden approach generated fierce criticism from Tim Sweeney, Epic Games CEO.
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The reaction in coal country was just as fierce then as it is today.
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The find—which will face fierce scrutiny from other palaeobiologists—has other implications, too.
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Single motherhood is a crash course in fierce independence, dedication, problem-solving, and compromise.
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But he has faced fierce opposition from Republicans in Congress and pharmaceutical lobbying groups.
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On the road to her historic nomination, she overcame the fierce challenge by Sen.
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Fierce-looking and disturbed, Munroe's helpless, mythicized "evil black man" becomes the paradoxical antihero.
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Beset by both a class war and a fierce culture war, Republicans are reeling.
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The army's response has been fierce: 37 PTM activists have been arrested for "sedition".
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"Fierce competition is playing a vital role in keeping prices down," the BRC said.
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Following her nearly four-year hiatus, Lorde is back — and as fierce as ever.
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Though the trivia competition about Winfrey's life was fierce, DeGeneres was ultimately the winner.
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If Billy Porter is turning 50, he's fabulous, and he's fierce — so are you.
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Visitors here always marvel at the entrepreneurial energy, at the fierce ambition of Nigerian.
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If he seriously decides to run, as of right now his competition looks fierce.
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We will see more joint ventures as the battle for land banks becomes fierce.
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Seven hours is a long time to spend in a situation so defiantly fierce.
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All of this engenders a fierce sense of ownership of his career among fans.
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The unfairness is all the more galling because of the fierce competition for jobs.
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Efforts to trim the public payroll, or even impose performance reviews, meet fierce opposition.
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"@katherineschwarzenegger rocks the latest trend in fierce accessories," Pratt jokingly captioned the sweet photo.
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She increasingly tilted left in the midst of her fierce competition with Vermont Sen.
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In the 1990s, she was a fierce supporter for the landmark Brady Bill restrictions.
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The first round of our YA bracket is over, and the competition was fierce.
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The airstrikes and the rising death toll have received fierce criticism from Western powers.
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The endearing clip already has over 3 million views — Zuleyka Rivera has fierce competition.
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Mr. Beck has long been a fierce defender of Mr. Cruz on the airwaves.
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"She was fierce, like Kobe Bryant," he recalls in an interview with Rolling Stone.
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The startup competes in the incredibly fierce market of food delivery startups in Paris.
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Plus, now that the talent war is so fierce, companies are prioritizing this issue.
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As such, golf has inspired fierce debates over whether it qualifies as a sport.
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There are so many options available to policymakers, each with their own fierce constituencies.
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No other issue or legislation is capable of generating such a fierce public reaction.
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The Americans may reject that in the face of fierce resistance from corporate lobbyists.
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Competition is fierce and profit margins are thinner than for any industry except retail.
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But he would still face fierce opposition from his own party and its allies.
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I always try to send the message of just being confident and being fierce.
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The footage is quintessential Nashville, featuring steamy kisses, flashing lights, tears and fierce fights.
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"She was really funny and she was fierce and she was happy," she says.
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"She has all the fierce, tough, curious, intelligent traits," Vikander said of her character.
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The experience left him with a fierce resolve to never be out-cheated again.
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Here's everything you need to know about Minaj and Remy's fierce rap feud: Nicki.
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They were coached by the experienced Miroslav Blazevic, a fierce political campaigner for independence.
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Even as far back as middle school, Meghan Markle had a fierce protective streak.
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Whether it will actually work is a subject of fierce debate among health economists.
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The fierce pride people have in Africa's most dramatic turnaround story in a generation.
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DeVos has been a fierce advocate for charter schools and taxpayer-funded tuition vouchers.
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Google is mounting a fierce defense, keeping the fight in the spotlight in 2017.
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Watching the latest Wonder Woman trailer, you probably noticed how fierce Gal Gadot is.
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"@katherineschwarzenegger rocks the latest trend in fierce accessories," Pratt jokingly captioned the sweet photo.
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Swipe right for 10 pieces that'll go hand-in-hand with your fierce attitude.
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The shelves of Sephora are crowded, and competition in the beauty industry is fierce.
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Delhi, India (CNN)Manju Gaur climbs the staircase with a fierce but steady determination.
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Warning: The following photos are so fierce, you may experience nauseating waves of jealousy.
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The stance has earned him fierce criticism — and the nickname "Fraidy-Pat" — from Democrats.
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In one fierce string of exchanges, Podesta clashed with longtime Clinton aide Philippe Reines.
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As both Democrats and Republicans learned over the last few years, Dreamers are fierce.
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"The governing party was definitely not expecting a fierce reaction like this," he said.
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He faces fierce opposition from the attorney-general and from nine church-based groups.
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Senate Democratic leaders have vowed a fierce fight to try to block his confirmation.
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Great companies combine a strong sense of identity with a fierce hostility to groupthink.
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She gave a fierce expression as she held a cigar in her right hand.
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The state is in the middle of two fierce fights on the Republican side.
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THAAD fallout Opposition to THAAD has been fierce both within South Korea and without.
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But they also show the fierce support some offered to leadership -- like freshman Rep.
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"Big rocks started to roll down the hill with a fierce sound," she said.
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As a player, the college freshman is fierce and fiery, unafraid to take risks.
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The letter comes amid a fierce debate over possible changes to the ethanol mandate.
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The action comes at a time of fierce national debate over policing and race.
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The fighting was so fierce that American aircraft launched 500 airstrikes over four days.
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But there's something fierce, almost feral, about Elizabeth when something she loves is threatened.
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Schneiderman had cast himself as a fierce opponent and critic of President Donald Trump.
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The House's 2017 Space Corps plan died after fierce pushback in the upper chamber.
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When competition is fierce and fair, persistently high profits should be difficult to sustain.
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I #StandWithNancy because she's a fierce fighter who wants to defend progress and #ProtectOurCare.
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Her editorial appetites were fierce; she raked in news and new writers and cash.
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But even industry insiders acknowledge that that method has high costs and fierce opposition.
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MORE (D-Ill.) waged a similarly fierce campaign against each other for the presidency.
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Nassirian, who was part of negotiations on that regulation, said industry resistance was fierce.
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The Texas Republican's push had earned fierce pushback from Democrats and the White House.
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Until the 23rd, Venus lounges in Libra, making you fearlessly fierce and utterly irresistible.
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In 4, she stepped away from the allergic-to-weakness intensity of Sasha Fierce.
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His death inspired national protests and fierce debate over criminal justice reform and race.
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The YPG are a fierce group of warriors, but they're outmatched by Turkey's military.
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His unusual move comes amid a fierce battle with Ted Cruz for Iowa's voters.
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"You can see how fierce Thai boxing is from watching professional matches," she said.
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The rules sparked fierce opposition from broadband companies such as AT&T and Verizon.
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By turns sexy, fierce, bewildering and riveting, "Flyness" sends two indelible messages to audiences.
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Porter Goss (R-Fla.), resigned under intense pressure amidst a fierce governmental turf battle.
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Everyone on the ship is actually dumbstruck even though we had expected something fierce.
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The company has been facing fierce opposition to their integration from Idemitsu's founding family.
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Mahathir and Najib have been targeting each other's vote base in a fierce campaign.
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Even more, Mr. Lazarenko is waging two fierce battles with the United States government.
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His book, "Fierce Beauty: Storms of the Great Plains," shares his most breathtaking images.
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This is especially true in the global aviation manufacturing industry, where competition is fierce.
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Facing cloud and AI competitionCloud companies are in fierce competition for the healthcare market.
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Widely perceived as fierce guardians of health care dollars, insurers, in many cases, aren't.
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But the proposal elicited fierce bipartisan backlash, and lawmakers were expected to ignore it.
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It's a fierce worldview that is rooted in Mr. Altucher's own roller-coaster life.
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Temer said he expected a "fierce battle" about pension reform in negotiations with Congress.
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He shook his head as if in disbelief and shot them a fierce look.
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The Centennial State has a fierce independent streak and is notoriously difficult to survey.
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The plan has drawn fierce criticism from some of the richest Americans and financiers.
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Lecture halls and classrooms are expensive, and competition between departments for space is fierce.
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